Mike Fenster

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Mike Fenster is a candidate for Alaska State House in District 24. He left an engineering career to teach high school math and science. After teaching 20 years at East and South High Schools in Anchorage, Mike worked as the first STEM Curriculum Coordinator for the Anchorage School District. He retired in 2013.

STEM education now for all Alaska students – Our real future

OPINION: Everyone benefits from advances in science, technology, engineering and math. Alaska should pay attention to growing workforce need and increase its education investment in these fields.

By Mike Fenster●

October 16, 2014 at 6:50 pm

Mike Fenster

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STEM education now for all Alaska students – Our real future

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